Jarmo Juntunen
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Two snow cannons blasting away to make new snow to ensure early opening of next season. Seen at Ounasvaara Ski Resort, Rovaniemi, Finland.
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Making more snow
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James Lemon
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Two snow cannons blasting away to make new snow to ensure early opening of next season. Seen at Ounasvaara Ski Resort, Rovaniemi, Finland.
Can never have too much snow Jarmo!
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Jarmo,
A majestic scene!
It would never occur to me that Finland would even own snow machines, never mind need them in a ski resort.
Was this always the case, decades ago?
Asher
A majestic scene!
It would never occur to me that Finland would even own snow machines, never mind need them in a ski resort.
Was this always the case, decades ago?
Asher
Jarmo Juntunen
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James, thanks for stopping by! I`m sure not many folks around here share our love for snow!
Asher, ski resorts have been `making` snow as long as I can remember. They try to prolong their season at both ends. Sadly, though, global warming effects the nature in Lapland, too. This year Rovaniemi had permanent snow only in January.
Asher, ski resorts have been `making` snow as long as I can remember. They try to prolong their season at both ends. Sadly, though, global warming effects the nature in Lapland, too. This year Rovaniemi had permanent snow only in January.